What to know
CDC's HIV Compendium of Best Practices was created by CDC’s HIV Prevention Research Synthesis (PRS) Project. The goal of the Compendium is to help health departments and community-based organizations select interventions to help prevent HIV. Find best practices using the Compendium Search and PRS Publication Search below.
Overview
The Compendium is a searchable collection of best practices for HIV prevention designed to inform policy decisions, guidelines, program implementation, and future research.
HIV Compendium of Best Practices Search
The PRS Publication Search provides access to published PRS reviews and protocols on HIV prevention, care, and treatment, complementing the HIV Compendium of Best Practices.
PRS Publication Search
The Compendium includes five chapters.
Access the Compendium background, methods, and criteria for each chapter in CDC Stacks.
Contacts
For questions about the PRS Project or support using the Compendium, contact us at PRSproject@cdc.gov.
Resources
The Transparent Reporting of Evaluations with Nonrandomized Designs (TREND) statement is a tool to improve research synthesis and advance evidence-based recommendations for best practices and policies. Read the TREND statement.
Suggested citation
HIV Prevention Research Synthesis Project. HIV Compendium of Best Practices. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Date last updated. Date accessed. URL.